Rwanda - Radio station manager missing since genocide anniversary event

Reporters without borders

Reporters Without Borders is worried by the disappearance of Cassien Ntamuhanga, the manager of the Kigali-based Christian radio station Amazing Grace, since the evening of 7 April. Ntamuhanga's last contact with his family was at around 7p.m. on 7 April, when he was leaving Amahoro Stadium after a ceremony marking the 20th anniversary of the Tutsi genocide. He telephoned his younger brother to say he would meet him in the city. There has been no news of him since then and his phone rings (...)

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